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This episode is so packed with visual information I had to watch it a few times. I have been dreading the evolution of this tech due to its potential as a game changer for how we perceive our world and the further deterioration of trust in society. It was a treat to see this side of the technology and learn a bit about the creative process from such an enthusiastic crew. I am looking forward to hearing your thoughts on the ethical side in the next segment. By the way, the intro is awesome!

Very interesting subject and I look forward to Part 2. Not sure if I believe all the hype and marketing regarding AI (I'm looking at you, Topaz Photo AI). I remember all the press surrounding Segway and 5G before they were released. IMHO, those two examples turned out to be meh.

Very interesting, thanks for sharing this. The AI video gets better and better, indeed, but that Uncanny Valley is hard to get over.

Wow. What a fascinating area and discussion. I thought Roope was really fluent. The images reminded me of the animation in the latest series of Star Trek Prodigy, which was really good, but the AI is doing much more than just generating images, it is also generating ideas and the potential story. The mouth movements issue is a bit like watching an English movie dubbed into French - when it starts and ends at the same time, it can be hard to pick. The music selection for scenes in movies and TV can change the mood of the scene so much - is it a scary scene, a romantic scene, a sad scene or something else? So is the AI picking the music for the story it wants to tell, which might be one possible option, but that might not be the right mood for where the human involved eventually wants to go. Thanks.

AI could easily be used by Government and Religion to manipulate and control the populace. We know how they both operate. Think ahead of the implications AI might have on people. For example, imagine a failing religion integrating it into a holographic projection of the second coming of Jesus. I won't even elaborate on what Government could do with it.

Hello there Mr. Anson Mount. This is my opinion I am able to say publicly ... 🤔If you want think about it. A.

Hello there Mr. Anson Mount. This is my opinion I am able to say publicly ... 🤔 If you want think about it. A.

Hello there Mr. Anson Mount. This is my opinion I am able to say publicly ... 🤔 If you want think about it. A.

Hello there Mr. Anson Mount. This is my opinion I am able to say publicly ... 🤔 If you want think about it. A.

Hello there Mr. Anson Mount. This is my opinion I am able to say publicly ... 🤔If you want think about it. A.

Hello there Mr. Anson Mount. This is my opinion I am able to say publicly ... 🤔 If you want think about it. A.

Hello there Mr. Anson Mount. This is my opinion I am able to say publicly ... 🤔 If you want think about it. A.

Hello there Mr. Anson Mount. This is my opinion I am able to say publicly ... 🤔 If you want think about it. A.

The AI versions of yourselves were kind of cringe. Very interesting and insightful.

When I first saw what this was about, I was dismayed and prejudiced. But having listened to or watched most of the episodes now, I got myself into a more open frame of mind. This was incredible. I really appreciate the depth and breadth of the conversation with Roope. Looking forward to what he had to say about the ethics of it all. Also, slight non sequiturs: I'd sign up for a Branan reading list. Man seems full of so many interesting bits of information about such a huge variety of subjects. As always, really appreciate the time you all put into this. Thanks, gents.

Y'all should add chapters, or have a teaser intro. It's hard to give a new long-form show a chance without knowing anything about what to expect

Really enjoying Hermanos Gutierrez, thanks for the introduction.

Excellent and fascinating. You two asked great questions. We’re on the edge of another revolution!

Very informative episode guys.

The Exploratorium sounds amazing. "There are occasions when you can hear the mysterious language of the Earth; in water, or coming through the trees, emanating from the mosses, seeping through the undercurrents of the soil; but you have to be willing to wait and receive." John Hay, The Immortal wilderness.

Yes, thank you Mr. Lurie for sharing your story about Hunter. This is right up there with my favorite TWP episodes, truely aligned with your podcast's primary mission, creative inspiration. ❤(I also appreciate the time & effort you all put into the extras, especially The Drop!)

WTFH it just up and cut off, .. beeg disappointment - was editing abruptly interrupted the climax never came. .. sighs.

This episode got me by the feels! Much respect and admiration to Rod Lurie for continuing on what had to have been the most gut-wrenching project of his life.

A very enjoyable Drop with the always appreciated laughs. The Trekkie in me would have loved it if Branan would have talked for an hour about his observations of the Trek sets. Thanks guys!

My wife screams out VERY loud during any sudden surprising thing on the screen, so we have not taken her to a theater in many years. The deal breaker was Matt Damon's death in Interstellar. Packed house at the IMAX theatre @ Minnesota Zoo, we were near the top middle and EVERYONE looked at us after her scream. 'Minnesota Nice' they were not (MN Nice is a myth anyways). So, unless it's a harmless comedy, we aren't going to the theater. And like you all said, they don't show comedies in theaters anymore.

I can verify the squirrel shooting and was amazed. Branan has never shot anything, as far as I remember, and I'm a gun guy and his shot was amazing. I saw it when he did it. 😅

Total myth ..ha ..much like certain people in American politics.

You made me laugh, a lot this episode

super nice

Äh No, you can't just leave us like this😅. What was the dumbest thing Brannen ever did?

Wow lucky Brandon 🖖

This laughter is infectious, love it! Thank you for sharing.

Time. Wow. 49. He had a love for the Star Trek franchise and fan base with a vision of crowd surfing with time crystals. We carry you, buddy as something we never forget. Thank you for 'I chose'- under time that extends to all of your Star Trek family.

Is there a part 2? What did you do with the fire?

Lol. Lol. Lol.

Branan always makes my day by making me laugh. I need the rest of the story.

Hi guys :) Thank you for your insight in so many different topics. I really hope this podcast takes off because I enjoy it very much. It's not mainstream, and yes for sure I enjoy other podcast too but this is different, love to hear more. Keep going, sometimes it takes time, I'm in the middle to create my own business, and it's not easy, needs a lot of patience and resistance for frustration.

Another enjoyable intelligent episode. Thank you. Why were blind people pushed into music? At my law school we had blind teachers and students and in my legal workplace we had many blind people. One person's guide dog came into training sessions and would lie under the desks and snore. But as you showed blind people can be amazing at music too. Last year I watched a UA-cam video of the blind pianist Lucy performing Debussy's Arabesque - awesome. This inspired me to learn this delicate piece too, although I play at a fraction of the speed and not nearly as well as Lucy. And her jazz version of The Nearness of You led me to learn that too. AI taking over from humans - wasn't that the premise of the second series of Discovery? The background construction noise did not interfere with the sound, although maybe that was because you fixed that later. I was going to listen to this episode as a reward for doing my French homework, but started listening while doing chores. Now it is time for les pronoms COD and COI.

That was a great ending story about "blaming God' 🖖 LOL

Reminds me of a college art class critiquing one an others work. Roll me an other.

The wind thing is documented. Psychiatrists know that the Santa Ana winds of southern California are associated with an increase in psychotic behavior. Great drop, always such good and interesting tidbits that pique my curiosity. Thank you both for the time and effort!

Awesome thoughts! Hey can you provide the stream podcast equipment used - setup for this episode - Part 22 in the side note or can you share with me kind Gentlemen.

This was profoundly good, edifying and uplifting. I greatly appreciate the superior content that both of you gentlemen are putting out into the world. Thank you!

Thank you for the music tips. Currently watching Mr. and Mrs. Smith and Tokyo Vice was a great series. Hope they keep going after being dropped by MAX.

That guitar music is awesome; so beautiful and soothing. Brannan, you're always good for a laugh that helps me through my day.

Glad to catch this after a 6 day migraine boys!!

Love Ethan and Anson together....two best friends

Full audience experience really enhances the movie! We recently went to the symphony that played the music to Star Wars "A New Hope" while showing the movie. Having the live music was awesome, but being young enough to have not had the chance to see that movie in theatres and to experience it with a very full auditorium was AMAZING!

I know this is 5 months old, I just started following the podcast; but Anson I hope your back is doing much better now! If you guys wanna talk guitars sometime, my dad’s got a 1965 Gibson Firebird in near mint condition; that he’s played since 6th grade! He recently got the frets restored and it just sings like a gem! I’m hoping to stream music nights again soon-ish, where we both just have a casual practice night between his guit box and my violin. I also get the feeling that when I’m finally able to invest in an electric violin, it’s gonna feel so much easier to play!

I have nothing against people who react to what is going on on the screen. I alone react to everything I see, I gasp, I laugh, I cry & I talk (yes, "come on man" happens fairy often). But the audience today is not doing that. They talk on whatsapp, scroll through Tiktok, listen to potcasts/audiobooks, chatt with each other & much more. Sometimes it feels they went to the movies as a punishment.